FAQ
Where are you located?
I have a virtual office! I am licensed in Colorado, Montana and Wyoming and provide services in all three states.
I’m from Montana and have had a home office there for the past year and a half. I’m now living in Wyoming and have a virtual office here!
My in-person outdoor retreats and workshops will be hosted in Montana and Wyoming Forest service land or National Parks and will be announced as they are created. I also host workshops in local spaces with other practitioners in places like Missoula, Billings, Bozeman, Etna, Thayne, and Jackson Hole. Those will also be announced as they are created.
What are your hours?
I work Monday – Friday from 8 am – 6 pm.
My schedule depends a little bit on my current caseload. Always feel free to reach out to me with scheduling questions. I want to make my services accessible!
How long are sessions?
Do you take insurance? Why or why not?
I am credentialed with Blue Cross Blue Shield. I want mental health services to be available and accessible, so please get in touch with me if you have affordability issues. We can work something out!
How do I set up an initial appointment?
You can call me for a free 20-minute consultation any time: (406) 212-2456. We can schedule your appointment during this phone call.
You can also schedule yourself on my website www.wildrootscollective.com.
What is your cancellation policy?
I know life happens, and that’s a beautiful thing!
Please just reach out via email, call, or text if you need to cancel an appointment within 24 hours of the appointment time. Otherwise, you may be subject to a full-price charge for the appointment.
What age ranges do you work with?
Do you work with women, men, or couples?
I work with all. 😊
I support LGBTQIA+ identities and work with women, men, couples, and non-monogamous couples.
Do your clients receive assignments to work on between sessions?
Sometimes; it depends on the client and what we are working on. I always check in with the client before inviting any out-of-session project/reflection.
What modalities do you use?
I have a strong holistic social justice foundation and utilize trauma-informed, feministic modalities. I focus on connecting the body with the mind/spirit and work with some somatic, art, gestalt, and narrative therapy techniques, among others.
I also have deep relationships with other practitioners that focus on providing healing services in other areas of life, such as nutrition, bodywork, yoga, astrology, herbalism, and more!
What is your professional training and experience?
I have an MA in Clinical Therapy from Saybrook University and a holistic social justice-focused school. I have clinician licenses in both Montana and Wyoming.
I’m currently in the process of earning my Ph.D. in Counseling Education and Supervision through Saybrook University and am affiliated with the American Counseling Association.
What else does a client need to know to make the most of working with you?
I look at therapy like I look at massage therapy – when you have a specific trouble spot, regularly attend several sessions. You start to feel empowered to move out of that schedule and can benefit from semi-regular, as-needed appointments.
So if you’re ready for change, schedule with me. Commit to a few months of sessions, and then you will start to feel better and see me as needed.